stuff for sale

cubsare1 · Oct 19, 2009

I have 2 radium bulbs: 1 new and 1 used 4 months $75 for both
dual 250w ballast bluewave7 $150 with 2 cords used 3 months Blue Wave 7 - 250watt Remote Ballast - HQI - Dual: Premium Aquatics cords not included with the one from premium have to pay an extra $30
lumenarc reflector (small) with 250w socket $75
1 aro 250w electric ballast $75 http://www.hellolights.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=462&HS=1

customcolor · Oct 19, 2009

dang it and ill need new ones in a few months too

i love mine!! and im running what your selling almost to the T...just have diy luminarcs

cubsare1 · Oct 19, 2009

yeah I loved having them but I downsized and no longer need them. Now just have 1 250 on my 40 breeder.

bamachamp92 · Oct 19, 2009

those are all great deals.

cubsare1 · Oct 19, 2009

bamachamp92 said:
those are all great deals.

Thanks, Just selling off some items I'm not using so I can buy a new custom tank and move my sump to the basement. I think I have aquarium A.D.D. :tongue: I can never stop

ken_wied · Oct 23, 2009

I think most of us have aquarium A.D.D in some shape or form! I know I almost contemplated drilling a hole in the floor of my duplex so I could run a sump in the basement - but better judgement kicked in THANK GOD!!

jandlms · Oct 23, 2009

What would be the problem with drilling the floor and running a sump in the basement? I have and it was the best move I have ever made. Plenty of room for a large sump sytem. Room to do water changes without spilling on the floor of the "upstairs". Less noise. The benefits of a basement sump are too many to really list here.

NewMelee · Oct 23, 2009

I think he was referring to being in a duplex, I would think there would be a landlord issue there.

cubsare1 · Oct 24, 2009

fyi all thats left is the aro ballast

ken_wied · Oct 24, 2009

jandlms said:
What would be the problem with drilling the floor and running a sump in the basement? I have and it was the best move I have ever made. Plenty of room for a large sump sytem. Room to do water changes without spilling on the floor of the "upstairs". Less noise. The benefits of a basement sump are too many to really list here.

Ya, the landlord would have a problem with it I would think. Trust, thats all thats stopping me from taking out the hole saw :bigsmile:

jandlms · Oct 24, 2009

Just split the carpet carefully ad keep the wood plug from the floor. Better yet show the landlord what you are hoping to do. I have drilled the floor in my last 2 houses and before selling I silicone the plug back in and retape the carpet. Good as new.